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They Weren't Diamonds.

From the jewelers. Weekly.
Every cheap jewelry 'fakir" regards the South
as his special territory. and the daries when they
have money, will buy of him anything that do es
not cost more than nfty cents. 1 met q queer
character In Georgia. He told me that he had
been peddling cheap jewelry, either singly or in
combination envelopes, for nearly fifteen years.
evidently the business paid, TOO, because he put
up at one OF tue best hotels and lived pretty high
when he wasn't out Grading" as he called it. So
much "1ewelry" used to 70 Into his packages that
so much brass for twenty Ave cents.
In one parcel, Which q darKey bought one night,
saw him put watch, six c0lOred stone rings,
two plain band rings, six cuff-buttOns a watch
chain, half dozen collar buttons, and two rings
with enormous white stones. When the last two
articles dropped into the bag the buyer, who had
been watching every move, passed up his quarter
and left the crowd with protriding eyes
Halt an hour later, while was still watching the
faktr's modus operandi, his customer came back
with lo0x Of scorn on his race ana demanded his
money back, because ''dem stuns want dimuns at
all"
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New Workers Growing Temperate.

New Workers Growing desperate.
From the New York Mail and Express
'.Men are not drinking a. hard AZ they used to-"
"W.h-at?" CALCULATED the reporter as he put
down his matutinal cocktail untasted On the bar,
and gazed at the speaker In mute astonishment
"That's what I said" continued the unmoved
purveyor Of mixed and unmixed drinks, whuse
twenty years OF experience In saloons along PARK
row had made him an authority.
~ repeat men are not drinking g hard = they
used 70 drink don't say that drinking liquor q
not as general as ever. Men drink just they al
ways did, but they don't drink - much. can re-
member when pretty nearly every one, and es-
peciaily lawyers and newspaper men. were pretty
heavy drinkers. who used 70 make night OF It
several times week They don't DO II now. Men
come In now IN the morning and got their cocktail
pefnapA OF not, some gtner drink, and then 20
TO business They may have drink or % during
me DAY, but this thing Of going on regular spreea
seems PLAYED ooc"
mot at AL, ar. weeks apree u frequently fol-
lowed By fortnight Of total ebsttnence, % In the
end we are nothing ahead with the periodical de.
baucheeA RemofSe ID what cuts down tho tfade. .
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The Full Name ON Visiting Cards.

at Is regarded as the correct thing nowadays,''
said an engraver 10 New York World reporter
recently, "for gentlemen 70 have their full names
engraved on their visiting cards This statement,
however, Is not 70 be accepted without some quail
ncaton. II Is not 10 be advised when q persons
middle name Is a Christian name, for two names
IKE John Charles or William Henry coming to.
sether do not make an agreeable combination,
hen, however. the middle name Is a family name,
nAe .nai Oh the mother IL Is always preferable 70
use 1t IL not only flls out the SIGNATURE and
makes II more symmetrical but 1t Is very useful
as means OF Information 20 persons frtendA
am engraving almost all my visiting cards In this
style this season.
have sometimes very amusing experiences
WIN cuslomerS" ne continued "A man viii
soe ia and look over my book Tor styles and then
nsning out q name that IL long and symmetr,cal,
sy want mine Just like that when, perhaps.
MS nAne mas only three OF four letters In IL You
cAnnot make much out of sucn abort nam0a ma
,ns oniy thing can do ,, 70 Try tuem % 3 sigma
sure. IA tney can write Q guod one they e q
usually Nil up the space IN such 4 Wnv snxE sns
seneral elect Ii much letter than Where tnn lee.
ment" ~ AASss~ao'
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PROPOSALS.

DROPoSAI.S FOR DRAYAGE AND HAULING
Il SIORES.-Depot Quarter asters Office Wash ns-
ton. ID. c., November 3. 1897. Sealed proposals. In
subject to usual conditions, viii be received
AZ this office until IL O'Clock noOn MONDAY, NOvEM-
BER TwENTl ONE 1887, at which time and place
tney VII be opened ir presence of attending bdders
Tor the hauling and handling of pubic stores between
aud 81 washinston. D. G.. Aud neehborine points dur
INK the remainder of the scal ending June so
1885, Blank forms for proPosals and all iniorma ton
required can be obtained application to this ONCE
EnveiopSs cont aiming proposals should he marked
Proposals for Hand ing and Hauling stores- and sd-
dressed to the undersigned. q. b. DANDY,
nv-0t Depot uuartrrmasfer
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From the Omaha World
Omaha Nan--"Ay graeiousi Wen be late. Get
your things on"
wns-"lfy dsar, tn raining pitshfueks and the
rain b blowing hurricane"
1--WE have strong umbrsllaap
'Ny dress win be ruined"
"Wear your waterproof"
"And you know y0u have cold.S
for
.opsras Ts,s h not opera night: its prayer
s: .lds ssss 8 3. ~ g s ss's ,ss s:
- thiAS
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T,RysTEE,s SALE OF Brisk HOUSE AND LOT
u No. 205 @ STREET. NOKTHWEST -

The undersigned Trustee, by virtue of a decree
OF .ne snprem. Court of the District of Columbia, T
Equity gauge Ne 1917, Egnity docket q. viii On
BEk. AID, 1887, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ In front Of the premises, offer for sale to the
highest bidder the east thirty t3 feet nine g)
inches 'front.' OF Lot six 49, by the depth of said lot In
house and frame houses thereon ~
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree: Onehrd
eas snd the balance in one and two years. with inter
est from the Of SALE for which
VIII be required secured by deed Of on the prop
Sr ~ cash at the option of the purchaser
nn6 ratncston Of the sale by the court Trustee
VIII convey the said property to the purchase
chasers Hs or their heirs or assigns. dopoSit Of
81 sale srs not comp led with in ten days after the
defaulting purchaser weeks public notice Ali
eonveyancins aid recording at the cost Of the pur-
L. CABEI.L WILLIAMSON. Trustee,
.,r,r 400 La. avenue
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The Ortgi. 81 High Heels.

From the She's and Lssthsr Reporter
Heels on the shoes nrst originated with the
fefsiana person Of Low STATURE We regarded -
IN object OF contsmpt and thersfoss, the hsei was
sAs happy thoagAt Of SONS one Ct The unfoFtunassA
thus providing BY the art that which nature
osnled. But e n modern fashtonA is Was earned
q SxceoA pessono who were alfeady too tall 70
49, W. adoDnng tnem bec4uoo they Wefo IL
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Length OF Days.

COMPARISON or vARiocs TRADES AND PRoryssroSs
Berlin contemporary has taken some pains 70
collect statistics respecting the longevity OF per-
sons engaged In Industrial pursuits In Germany.
and nnds mat the lifetime OF the gardener. the
Inariner and the fisherman averages So years.
tina; OF the baker. the brewer and the butcher "a
years; the earpsnter, the bricklayer and me
psinter. ~: TIE locxsmith, the blacksmith and
the cabinet maker, AZ years; the SHOEMAKER and
the TAILOR ~ years. thai OF the stonema,on me
sculptor, the conpositor and the hthOgr apner. Al
years; and the common laborer, 81 years Then
follow ths members OF the learned professions, 10
The lifetime OF ministers OF religion he
sets down a. 81 years; that OF the schoolmaster
al 81; the LAWYER Al "a. and the physician al 40
years III Will te seen, says the writer, that those
IN the nrst category, who follow their calling In
The open air--viL, the gardener, the mariner and
the nsnernan-nve the longest The next In order
are those whe are busted In the preparation OF
food both for themselves aud the rest Of the world
the brewer, TIE baker, and tue butcher Then
follow the shoemaker ana the tailor who now.
ever, DO not Teicn very high standard OF cd age
After these come the stonemsson and the s~ulptor
VINO in.lale sn atmosphere vi ieh too often shirt
ems their lives The last, 10 whom Is allotted an
The fact tnar In the SECOND Category the mi MISTER
VI religion heads the list with an ayerA9e or a.
3ears . attributed Oy the Rsriiaer Ze,fa1o 10 his
MOVING actlveiy about among his iock giving
spiritual aid and bodily nourishment 10 such as are
In heed q &c; ard "reeking lis own rede leading
schoolmasrer, with 81 Years, wno works very hard
Dat oearnfs ~ nis periodical nolidaya The WORK
OF the lawyer, with his "a years necessitat-s har
study, and results very often In still harder prac.
uce. Las.iJ, the ph ysiciAn, with the low ayerage
VI ~ years-dus to the risx he runs Of contagion.
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EcOmesmy In Ch1c0QOs
From he New York arspldc
sand 30 you are 70 be Iaarried,p
yes. and I've got just the lovelIest thinAA ron
ever saw. Such sweet pearl silk dress "A svs,v.
thing 70 match. the very best Pc could nnd."
"wnat dear, good mani"
100. pa doesn't mind; hs got everything on cred
it, you know"
SLOW nicer
Yes; and John and I went yesterday and
oouxnt the loyeiest set Of furniture that ever
anu saen beautiful curtains; and the carpst3
KNOW" Pss3s wv
but you'll have TO pay for them
mo, guess not. told John we'd urob~ NO -
divorced oy the Time the lrst paymsnf eousss ~
and rne ioiks may take ala the things back s9sin
"Wny, hataei what Q manage You NM r.
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vTHOMAs BOWLING. Auctsonesr.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CONNIE oOF fiksf And 3
STREETS NORTHWkST-101 FIRST STREET

SHEETS NoKTHWEST-S0i FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST.
Ply virtue and under the provisions Of the last -
70 probate and recornsdin the once Of tie Eaister
Of Wills the undersigned will ofer for ale pubuc
auction, IN front Of the premtsss, On WEDNEsDAY,
NOVEMBER SIxTEENTH. 19S7.ATfOuR O'CLOCK
the city Of 20 wit: Part Of Lot numbered
tWsnty-seven C27 In Mc0urs's subdivision Of square
numbered nix hundred And twontyt0ur to2A), situxte
on the northsast corner % First and strssts nQ.t
back 90 feet uniform width and inprovsmsuis thers
on. couejstng Of three story bftck esoro and dW0l
ing-701 First street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance tn ono and
two ysssa. for which ne n9tss q ~ puryhasG @
Ing az cent interest fym The ~ q sae shs b
given. al cash, the option Of the purhasof de-
posit Of 600 required when propeftY a struck Oh
All convsyancing . purchaser's cost tsfms 9 s1s
b. not complied with within ten days ffu DIR Of no
the undersigned reserves tine right TO recall ct rsk and
cost Of purchaser after dve days ADVERTISEMENT n
tsixnsS5 '' - 7It6S oEAxY.
n5-dxds : Exscutor a6d Trustsa.
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social Slouchiness.

frofn The CHICAGO Herald
The nrst th.ns one realizes on being invited to
an EnSiishmans house Is that one Is Invited TO
come al a certain time and stay until a certain
tina. There - no indefinite Invitation: Come
and make Us q visit whenever you can leaving
come, ana very decided uncertainty, should one
70 wlenever me could, as 70 whether ones visit
Wouin not oe very ill-tiIned? No: one starts with
q fefnite fact. AID consequently with something
thai one Is " anted at such time and for so long
Al Ensnshuan hastily and correctly, from habit.
reviews MS ens agenents both OF a business and
soial nature anu replies at once, thus ia his turn
giving his most that certain ease OF knowing II
shall be happy 10 come on the day you state ami
can arrange 70 wait until the - He then
states the Train he wiz take. or perhaps his most
las sGssested train; or II IL Is too lar ahead 10
state positively, he adds: 81 VIII inform Won by
rost or telegram a day or two before or the hour
OF my arryaL" The host then Is ready III, pans
are formed, the guest Is sure or his welcome and
ne Visit starts on with O pleasant ease IL he
cannos 60 be declines as promptly and as def-
nitely. But whrn an American receives such an
lnyiiation what Is his course9 Very apt 70 think:
ANYWAY must nave few days 20 thinx it over .
ana TIE invitation Is pushed aside for q more
Convenient SEASON. Meantime the hosts are -
GoI 90 and WONDERING why so-and-so does
Let Nrte'-'h so-and-So received our Ielterr-sif
We only knew that so-snd-so could not come we
could Invite some one else At last our American
wntes Doe ne either decline or accept? Ameri.
sOcisi ne Is concerned it IL only the women who
are az al pGnctiilouS No, lie SAYS: sCOuId nor
reply 70 your letter at once, and even now am not
certain AZ we can accept y; viii let you Know In
Few days. or, worse sun; Don't brlieve we can
arrange 70 come TO you or the 18th How wound
the 18th suit your" Fancy the embarrassment OF
the hos. WAC mad asked some one Use Ior that dae
or again, ana 20 our shame be IL said this ia
often done: ~Iann0I come when YOU say bur
THINK we can arrange IL later. VIII let you know
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer:

TWENTY-Sfx VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS m
On TUESDAY Ar TEhNO0N, NOvkXBER -
O'CLOCK. shall sell in front Of the premises. 49,
the following property Lots S7 70 534 incluaiye
streets lots 367 TO 81 inclusive, AdAms STREET
ID 404 inclusive. ON Washington street. between ffn
more and Market streets In ali twenty-six lots hnely
located ana property 10 rspidly sdvancng in value
in Unontown this sale should command the attention
Of parties desiring profitable investment.
Terms made known 1t sale; conveyAncine and re.
cordins ct purchasers cost; ESQ dspost zach lot
at the time Of sale n7-dts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Anctioneer.

REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AND
Situated IN SQUARES 637, GAO AND 6p3,
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF ~
the District Of Columbia, passed in the cause OF ~
Bayliss ct al vs., Farnham ct al, Equity No.
l02I, the undersigned Trustees will sell at public
auction In front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A d. les 4,
d FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the follo g-describsd real
estate in the city o. Washington, u c. to wit. Lots
teen ll6l, seventeen u1l eighteen uel twenty lQl.
twenty-four CA. twenty hye t25), and twenty 81
t26 square mum bered six hundred and forty t640
- And sl4o On FhIpAi, TAE E IGHTEEN1H bAl OF
numbered three t3, nine o. and fourteen d4l, IN
aud on the SAME DAY. at HALL PAST FOUR p NJ,
Lot numbered ten tl0b and the sou twenty i've (5l
feet OF Lot nine Oh IN square numbered san hundred
and ninety three (093).
Terms Of Onethird cash. and the balance
I'D ana two go years with interest at per cent
cured by deed Of trust ali cash option of the
chsser deposit Of ESQ on each LOT will be required
are not complied with In ten days the right Is
to resell at the defaultins purchasers cost All
veysis'ins at purchasers COST
6l3 18th Of. NV r,...
ROBERT FAkNHAM. iros'ee~
n,-dkds lZ42 llth st. nv,
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n10.dkds

NHANCERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT
OAND FIkE-fkOOF BUILDING ON THE NORTH.
EASI COkNE.. OF EIGHTH AND q STREETS
SSsTkp sf2fEs AZ The HESi s6hERu 81 81 E IaE
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the -
lO30S. Docket 70 wherein Daniel Pratt Wright IS E:I
az E ind E %Sh & u e
yEMyEk, A. =. 1857. Il FVUR U'cLocR r. NJ. offer
for sale Of auction IN front Of the premises part Of ot
numDered three I'D in square numbered 1 hundred
and S42S), in the city Of Washington. d.
Tor the Same at the southwest corner Of
seventy feet th, nee north thirty-nine and twent1
hundedths (30.2O) feet to the center party wall
thence west seventy and thence south along Eighth
strcee west and twenty hundredths (3y20
teet 70 re place Of beginninR improv d BY Iour-
Terns q sale.Onefourth Of the purchase money in
cash ana the resdue In three equal instruments Ut
specovey one, two and three years from the day Of
sale with intsress ct Per cent per annup payable
81 ts LIE deferred payments 70 b secured
properly or al the purchase money Be paid in cash.
deposit OF $500 will be required 1t the time Of
All oonvsyAncins and recording ct the purchasers
Il the, tsrms Of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property win Be resod ct The
kEd siiNtIs FEMALE REis61tsi Trustee.
Corner ~ st. End "a ave-
IA A WALIkk y. WILLIAMS = CO.
q TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON &C
EovEHDER sEvEMTEEA m. same hour and placs
-n1A-S----------- ~ order o. tne Irussee
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WILLIAM A. GRAY,
1015 New York ave.
JOHN MCDERMOTT,
$40 Penn. ave. NV,
Executors and Trustees under the last
sd to no12 Viii of John X. Condor, deceased.
VILLAIN A. GRAY,

.r THE SALE OF THE WEST FIFTEEN Sl5,
feet Of sub lot by the depth thereof in square 528
improved BY wo:story brick dwelling, No. 81 II
street northwest is postponed on account Of the In
IEENTH, 1887. same hour and place. Also, ell of
SUB lot Hx ~. in square 52S, improved By four.
q rt9west, z I1stponed until MONDAY. NOVEMBER
FOUH fEEN iH, 1887. for same cause, at same hour
and place Also parts of lots nine (9 and ten lOJ in
:SSAre 5Ss. havins froat on Msss.cnuset,s svenus
the side Of lot aud feet on the eastern
AZ 81 lot 10 and rum ng parallel with the line of
division betA cen lots and 10, from Massachusetts
avenue to n street north improved by three-story
frame dwelling, No x2Q Massschnsetts avenue north
fOUkTEENTH, 1887, at same hour and place, beng
~ q t9S S4lss that we're to have occurred on THURS
WILLIAM A. GRAY,
1918 New York ave-,
JOHN McDERMOTT,
$40 Penn. NV,
Executors and Trustees under the last
n1O-d&ds Will OF John r Condor, deceased.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioreer.

TkUSTEES' SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED ON THE
REAR THEREOF BY TWO FRAME HOUSES
BY virtue ofad ed of trust duly ded in liber -
80 ct of the Land Records of the 3
Rstr,ct OF at the request of the party Viii
t1ereDy secured. we will sell at public auotio in front
NEXT, at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. lot in r NJ Hail.
s ~ 81 square 10 az per plat in Iiber W.
said District, improved by two two-st0ry frame
Terms; One-thrd. cash; balance in three equal in
stalmentsin sixtweve and eighteen months for which
notes OF purchaser. bearing interest from day Of sale
ana secured by deed Of trust property sold will be
taken or AZ cash, ct option of purchaser. deposit
OF SIv win be required at time of SALE and ali con-
sveysnSing Snd Regarding at purchasers cost Terms
70 De Complied with in twelve days from sale or prop
erty will be resold risk and cost Of defautine pur
ch''er' T IbHS Z. WTiAGigiAAMAN., Trustees.
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN, Auct. n2-dkls
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THoMAs E. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate AuOtesesr
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN -FOUR.
AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.

CdANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
4NphRaLf AND V Sixth sT hkhEMhsS s5 5gEFH
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause ma
No $40 will sell at pubic auction. in front Of Hl
b Ia III SGf Hu hHD The
FOUR O'CLOCK y. A.. the east half Of lot numbered
seven (1p in reservation ID. stual cd Maryland
snue between ~ and 9th streets sonthweet improved
Terms OF sale: Oue-third 90 cash. and the balance
OF purchase money In six, twelve and eighteen onths
with interest from day Of SALE the payment thereof
or purchasers, all the purchase money be paid
cash on day OF sale ratification or sale by the
court: lien reserved on the property for purchase
money and interest be paid deposit goo will be
required when property is knocked down. All convey.
ancns At cost OF purchaser If terms be not complied
sold at risk and cost OF default: e pur:haser
THos. E. wAGGAMAN. kuctioneer. oi1.aSds
ss-THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED on Ac.
count of inelemeucy of the weather until wEDNES.
DAY, The SrCOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d
o2s-d&ds s. s. HENKLE. Trustee.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF NO
VEMBER 1887, at the same hour and place, BY con-
sent Of parties s. g. AENkLE,
n2-d&ds Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
P0NED by conseat Of parties, until Fk1DAY. THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1881. 81 same
DI-dkds Trustee.
nd ma n THE aR6yE SAFE Is FrRTHER POST
at the same hour and place. s. s. HENkLE,
n11-dkds Trustee
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viLCIsLr HITS TO BorsExTvrs-vARIors RENr-
DIES EASILY aPPfIEp-xsw DEsfGSs foa HOUSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fos PEEPAETSe SOME SRA
sONABIE DfSHEs
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WEEKS l. CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post-o
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, ATctioneers.

1REsTEE,s i, SALE c 9P HhNpsoYE RosEwoop
Son, BOSTON, MAkEnS," MANTEL AND ffER
MIRRORS, WALNUT FURNITURE &C.
BY virtue of o deed of trust, dated June J. A. d
1878, and duly recorded in Biber Ne. 6pl, folio ct
seq, one of the land Records tor the District of
umbia and also by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed in sSui.y
the auction rooms of Walter B. Williams Co.. corner
10th and ID streets northwest facing PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, on THURDAY, NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, A. ID. 1887. commencing ~ TEN O'CLOCK
NJ. certa part of the goods, chsttels, and per
IL said decree. consisting in part of four handsome
Walnut-frame French Plate-Glass Mantel Mirrors
four handsome French Pate-Glass Pier Mirrofs one
elegant Rosewood-case Emerson Piano, sir handsome
Chamber Suites OF the best make and VERY costly,
Plush tarer Furniture, III. T. Tables, Plush Loungu
-e<ere, Walnut Writing Desks, Card Table, Plated
War;, &c.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS.
Mild Trustee
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NHolfAs BOWLING, Auouonss1
HIGHLY VALUABLE REsIpxxcz so eco suyRx
s4sssss9M !sSfpassSSstIts| dhSskttssuf Sa8Rsall

SoRTaWESf. az x6cri6N. 0'
On SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER NNErKENrH
shall al Lof - q JeeSph Rsdfezn.s snbdiyison
6 l .S: & :SS .:. q e hs e. y Is 4 Ss
4Eroysd b TIVE story .pd 1rck residsnqS
The kouss 4 IN Afst-clAss Condition ah1 - iocSS
for private rsensncs = smon8 ~ begs q - HSx
OF the city.
Terms: 0ns-third cash; TIE rssidus \ tvo souni
payments 9 az sndtysav9 n9athA via uqeo bsafi6S
sSld ce2yMafssas "a "a TscosdinE 8 - g -
s5-an THOMAS powIuaI Aasuuse.
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.UNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
ELEVEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
INGS, On EAST CAPITOL SrREkT, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST. AND
THEE ON SOUTH A STREET, IN The SANE
SQUARE.
By sirIue Of decree passed by the Supreme -
Court OF the District of Columbia. in Equity Ns5
Cause O. 4291. Phoenix Mutual Life INSURANCE S;:S
Company VS.. Albert Grant ct al, will cell at puuic
auction, In front IF the premises, tt sDAY The
fIfTkENTA pAYOF NOVEMBEK. 1887 1t fOUR
O'CLOCK y. NJ lsale to be continued the next day ct
the same hour. necessary, Lots Numbered one 3D.
three 3 four (4 five COB six o. eight ts), nine o.
ten DOB eleven lll. twelve [l2l fourteen A., aux.
subdivision Of square numbered seven hundred and
sixty (16 D, in the City of Washington d. c. e the
same 10 Of record in the office the surveyor Of tie
District Of Columbia These lots are improved
with desirable brick dwellings. and will b sold cope
rstely.
Terms Of sale: One.fourth cash and the balance q
six twelve and eighteen Months for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from the DAY Of
sale Will taken . lien retain on the premises
sold, or all cash. at the option Of the pirchsser
All taxes and assessments due at the time of sale In
Guiding all amounts necessary to redeem the property
sold any sale thereof will payable OUT Of
the purchase money. A deposit Of e5O0 will be re-
quied of the purchaser of each lot time of sale
policy Of insurance against fire viii required Of
the purchaser the building each lot sold such
amount as the trustee may deem proper.
BRAINAkD H. WARNER. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BkOS, oI6 Ct NV
Auctioneers. o2l-d